KathyReid,
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My reflection from yesterday's @linuxaustralia - you can't make things a priority for an organisation unless prioritisation involves dedicating resources to that priority.

If there are no additional resources, and other things are not de-prioritised, then you cannot logically make something else a priority.

There is a "red line" on organisational capacity - if things get added to the list of priorities / tasks, then either something else drops below the line, or more resources are required to deliver those priorities.

It's that simple.

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